Wolf Hand
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Wolf Hand
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When I was a kid
I was a dick
But nothing changes
Threw myself around
Till I was sick
But nothing changes
When I was a kid
I was a dick
But nothing changes
Threw myself around
Till I was sick
But nothing changes
Getting over, getting old
Getting over getting
When I was a kid
I was a dick
But nothing changes
Threw myself around
Till I was sick
But nothing changes
Well nothing ever
Seems to happen
And nothing ever
Seems to change
And nothing ever
Seems to happen
And nothing ever
Seems to change
Getting over, getting old
Getting over, getting old
Getting over, getting old
Getting over, getting old
But it's ok
But it's ok
But it's ok
But it's ok
Well I don't care
Well I don't care
Well I don't care
Well I don't care
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Pulled Apart by Horses performs "Wolf Hand", and this lyric page sits inside the Pulled Apart by Horses catalog on LyroVerse.
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